Survivors of a plane crash on a remote island find it is covered by spiders. When bitten, the survivors start turning into spiders!

En route to a show in Singapore, a troupe of beautiful dancers are stranded on a deserted island by a plane crash. Their routine of skinny-dipping and devising new skimpy outfits is interrupted when a radioactive spider bites their manager and turns him into a wild-eyed, furry-faced monster with three fangs and a passion for strangling.—D.A. Kellough <[email protected]>

A female dance troop and their manager Gary are on the way to Singapore when their plane crashes on island that is covered with radioactive spiders. A little while later two men named Bobby and Joe show up on the island. Unbeknownst to the group , Gary was attacked by a large radioactive spider and he himself turns into a fanged wide-eyed creature that starts stalking them .—charmardee-smith

On their way to a gig in Singapore, a troupe of beautiful dancers and Gary (their manager) plunge into the ocean aboard a plane with engines on fire. Adrift in a rubber raft for a week, they finally make landfall on a small island. After filling up on their first fresh water in a while, they discover a cabin with its only resident (a professor) hanging dead in a large spider web. The island has natural uranium deposits that have given rise to a race of large, wicked spiders. One of these bites Gary and turns his head into a spider-faced monster with three fangs. Now infected with the spider venom, he attacks others in the part, strangling them. Two men, Joe and Bobby, appear aboard a mining company support boat with periodic supplies for the professor. They like being the only men such a gorgeous bevy of girls. Bobby is playing the field among them. Later, while out for a walk, he is caught and strangled by Gary. Eventually, the survivors learn that the spiders and Gary are afraid of fire. Joe grabs a box of flares and works with the girls to overcome Gary. They use mining company boat to escape back to civilization.—Garon Smith